Two colors—the yellow of lemons and the blue of the sea—tell the story of a place that feels like it came out of a fairytale. Though it may recall the charm of the Sorrento coast or a Greek island, we are not there. We are in Naples, climbing the winding paths of Posillipo hill.
Restoring a barn into a home is more than renovation—it’s a chance to weave history with modern living. Fienile N Barn Restoration by Fōntego Architettura does just that, transforming a 19th-century agricultural outbuilding into a warm, open residence that still tells its storied past.
House T2 focuses on creating a harmonious interplay between indoor and outdoor living. The renovation project skillfully enhances brightness and comfort while maintaining a refined aesthetic that integrates natural materials and modern design.
The role of an architect goes far beyond drafting blueprints—it involves translating an intellectual vision into a living space that resonates with the client’s needs and personal style. In House for an Artist, this process unfolds through an extraordinary collaboration between architect and client, resulting in a home that reflects both artistic expression and innovative, sustainable design.
Constructions on the Val di Noto hills must blend into the landscape, without dominating. Located in a seismically active region, threatened by fires in dry periods, this villa was the beneficiary of a meticulous materials selection process to make it safe, comfortable, and cool when temperatures reach 40°C (104°F).
House MD by Didonè Comacchio Architects stands gracefully on the outskirts of Bassano del Grappa, nestled at the entrance to the Valsugana and at the foot of the majestic Grappa massif. The architects skillfully placed the building partially embedded in the ground, allowing it to blend seamlessly with the sloping terrain.
The house, realized thanks to the technical collaboration with the engineering firm SIC, is located in the countryside of Modica in an area characterized by a slight slope that suddenly changes into a steep rocky escarpment.
The T residence, a detached house located in Merano, consisting of a ground floor and a basement with garage. There were designed two buildings on different levels connected by internal stairs, to better adapt the house to the sloping terrain.
The Self-Made House by Paolo Carlesso in Fagnano Olona, Italy, stands as a testament to sustainable living and self-sufficiency. This unique project emphasizes the importance of time and the process of gradual construction
